<p>To make soluble salts, you could react an acid with an excess of a suitable base, metal, or carbonate. How do you tell you’ve added excess? Delve in with loads of activities.</p> <p>Getting salt crystals from the reaction mixture is fun-fill with filtration, evaporation, and crystallization.</p>

<p>Soluble salts are chemical compounds that dissolve in water, forming a solution. They can be made using the following methods:</p> <ol> <li>acids plus metals</li> <li>acids plus metal oxides</li> <li>acids plus metal carbonate</li> <li>acids plus metal hydroxide<br /> In these slides, we look at metals that are suitable for method 1 (the whys) and the products. The slides are quite engaging as there are loads of student’s activities.</li> </ol>